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Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Conundrum.

Why is it people do not 60 away as usual
to spend the summer!
Because they can get all kinds OF fancy
and staple groceries, and such nice things for
cool drinks at Manson's grocery, 23S North
Main d4S-Zt
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

A son Of Erin had little difficulty with
the flagman on the Santa Fe yards, near the
freight depot, and struck him, yesterday af-
ternoon One of the Nets took possession of
the dangerous pugilist.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Material is arriving at the location and
s. the excavation is being made for the founda-
tion for the two story brick business house
to be erected by Mr.. H. Robinson on East
Oak street, near the Santa Fe yards.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Last evening boy picked mp two pairs OF
shoes in front of Locke & Fendeiss at the. cor
ner of n. Main and First He was detected
and captured before he had gone far.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

The following officers were installed into
their respective offices by d. D. G. NJ. G. w
Fryer last night
N. G., Mrs. Hickey; Y. g., Miss Louie
Sabin; treasurer, Mrs. Carey.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Hyde & Humble are making a big reduc-
ton in wall paper. II you want fine job
with particular attention paid to harmony
and design, it will pay you to 60 to them
during the dull season. Remember ia Main
strpat AR,
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Dissolution Notice.

| Notice is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing and known as Arp
& Myer is hereby dissolved. Mr.. Arp will
collect all bills and pay all debts of the COM
pany. JOHN ARP,
| WILLIAM MYER.
Wichita Kansas July 18th. 1881 asst
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Grand Opening.

Saturday night, July 10Th, l will open an
ice cream garden and confectionery at the
corner of Oak and Topeka. Everything will
be run in first class order and kept nice and
| clean All are invited TO call
d4S-3t* II. q. BAKER, Prop.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Yesterday a team belonging TO Mr..
Butts came down Main street at rapid gait.
Directly opposite Harry Piper's cigar store
the horses wound themselves and the buggy
around telegraph POLE but in attempting
the same broke the tongue of the carriage
and were captured
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Ginger wine, ginger ale, berryade, lime
and lemon juices, orange cider and all kinds
of stocks or summer drinks can be found at
| Manson's grocery, 23S n. Main ST. 4S-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

| Bring your little spare cash and we will
make you good trades. We have an abiding
faith in Wichitas prosperity and Sedgwick
| county lands. WALKER & Fielder,
! 2AH 2S5N Main Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Mr. c. H. Stibott, who has been connected
with the Indian agency at Darlington, In
dian Territory. is in the city, and is very
favorably impressed with Wichita, and is
very DESTROYS of engaging in some kind of
business hire
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
For sale

On easy terms, several pieces of desirable
property in good prospective business locali-
ties. For price and terms enquire Of c. A
Philips, agent Adams and Wells Fargo &
"a g EYnreSS 31-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Locating. Mapping and Sub-Dividing.
City lots located. All kinds of mapping
and sub-dividing. Mounted maps a speciality.
W. KIP, Civil Engineer.
4S-l0t. Room No. 3, No 49, n. Main ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

George W. Rasure Of Anthony, will to-
morrow bring an excursion party to the city
over the Fort Scott route from Fort Scott.
They will remain in the city during the day,
in order to attend the races and to look over
the metropolis of the southwest. Mr.. Rasure
says he thinks the excursion will be compris-
ed Of large number OF persons. In tie
evening they will leave for Anthony
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

". d. Mccormick writes US from Phila-
delphia in the following strain: 81 am here,
and it is Wichita; | am there, and it is
Wichita everywhere it is Wichita. There
is but one Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Yesterday one of the large plate glasses IN
the front of Hettinger Brothers drug store
was broken by two men accidently falling
against them.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

A bout fifty young people met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. c. Campbell, at 405 Campbell
avenue, Tuesday evening, and gave his
daughter Maud surprise party, it being her
birthday 1t is reported a very pleasant
evening was spent
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Mr.. Terrence, the contractor, met with an
accident He was moving some large stone
to be placed in a foundation be was building
when one of them fell against his leg infiict-
ing quite q severe injury.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Ticket No 3,6l7 won he piano at the
dra wing ct John Braitschs last evening but
the holder failed to appear. The ticket must
be presented before August LIST, 1887, to Sc
cure the piano, if not another drawing will
be had Nearly ten thousand tickets in all
sold
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Garfeld's Addition-Lots II, IA, Is, Is, 20
and -, Glen avenue. Price, s., 800; one-hak
cash; balance on time; 20 and %, Hiram ave
nue.. Price, $500 each; one-half cash. 29-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

A few more hundred sheets of music to be
given away at Manson's grocery store. S3e
n Main. 4o-6
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Mr. B. B. Cushman, who has lately fallen
heir to Si5, COO, and has been making an ex-
tensive tour in Canada and the eastern
states, among other places, Newport and
Long Branch, returned to the city yesterday
morning
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
DIVIDEND.
Arkansas Valley Agricultural Society

| Arkansas Valley Agricultural Society.
| A second dividend of ten dollars $40 per
share has been declared on each share of the
capital stock in the Arkansas Valley Agri-
cultural Society. Shareholders will please
call on the secretary for an order on the
treasurer for the amout of dividend due, as
his or her interest may appear.
d. A. MITCHELL, Secretary.
| Wichita, July IL, 1887. Witt d4S-22t.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

| The Palace Hotel is now open for the re-
ception of guests Large cool rooms; good
| location. MRS, KATE ROBERTS, Prop
d4S6t* 725 S. Market
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

The plans for the Isreal-Meyers building on
North Market are not yet finished; they ex-
pect however, to have them completed and
ready to let the contract for the foundation
by the last of this week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Notice to Real Estate sge

Notice to Real Estate Agents
Notice is hereby given that all property
belonging to the undersigned, Is this day
drawn from the market Z. w. SMITH,
d4S-2t* LESLIE SMITH.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Editor Eagle.
Editor Eagle

EdftOT Z aRIe: =
Please announce me a candidate for the Office 81
County Clerk for the ensuing term, subject TO tht
decision Of the county Republican convention.
min
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Hon. William McCandless, treasurer of
Reno county and one of that county's most
solid citizens, was down from Hutchinson
yesterday inspecting Wichita's ice plant
Mr.. McC., in his call upon the EAGLE, said
that Hutchinson was still tiourishing like a
green bay tree.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Prof. A. W. Sickner the live instructor in
music, has returned from trip to the east.
During his visit he attended the Ohio Music
Teachers Association at Columbus, and the
National Teachers Association at Indianapo-
lis: he also visited several conservatories OF
music in order to inspect the best methods OF
importing instruction to his classes.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Editor Eagle

LHRIt
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE
of Register of Deeds sub ect the decision OF the
Republican county convention. W l.. McBee.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14


I wish TO announce to the voters OF Sedgw1ck
county, through the columns OF the EAGLE that am
candidate for the Office of County Treasurer sub
ject to the decision of Republican convention.
Respectfully II. L. Taylor,
Wichita, Kans., July IL 1881
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

y aIghegng surely Ssericng
M@aB IS soES @ W we % ga
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14

Eu1UOr Eagle.
Please announce a candidate for the ONCE
OF Register OF Deeds subject TO the decision or the
Republican county convention. IL. ID. Heiserman
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14


Please announce me candidate for the Office OF
Register of Deeds the ensuing election subject 20
the decision of the Republican convention. l. D.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
SALE BEGINS MONDAY, JULY nth.
TUESDAY WE OFFER YOU:

Fancy Printed Lawns, worth and cents, for 1-2
Fancy BatiSte Lawns worth Is and IL cts, for
American Satteens worth IL and Is cts, for
Genuine Imported Satt 30
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Editor Eagle

Editor Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate Tor the once OF
County Treasurer at the ensuing election, subJec
to the decision OF the Republican convention. l..
Wilson.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
THURSDAY WE OFFER YOU:

Oriental F1ouncng, wide
Cream and White Oriental FIouncng 45in worth So for
Cream and White Egyptian Founcing worth 81
Choice Of 1000 yds OF Fancy Lace worth 10, H. 49,
One lot Of ColOred Embroidery for
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14
Everybodys Cry is Marked Down.

VIII only Mark Down but will positively Slaughter Room bound
Thousand We shall
the week shall that everybody will have fair chance
mind that offered lifetime Remember
sale for Follow the advertisement closely the
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-14


Please announce me a candidate for the office OF
ounty Commissioner for the First district. I. u.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
Exsrrresn. and consumptlon.

At meeting of the American Clima- tological association, held in Baltimore, Dr. Loomis, of New York, read paper on evergreen forests as a therapeutic agent in pulmonary phthisis, in which he said that it had long been known that similar climates. as determined by geo. graphical and meteorological conditions, have different therapeutic effects. It is becoming more apparent that there is some relation between the development of organisms and atmospheric conditions. Cold and high attitudes render the air aseptic; but the degree of cold and the height required are so great, that clin- ically 1t is not possible to derive much benefit from this fact. The effect of purely aseptic air upon ulcerative pro cesses is not so great as tho effect of an atmosphere which is aseptic on account of the presence of antiseptic agents. The belief in the good effects of pine forests in cases of phthisis is quite unanimous, and the clinical evidence in favor of their beneficial influence is unquestioned. | The atmosphere in such regions is not only aseptic, but also antiseptic. Such an atmosphere contains considerable t-r- pentine vapor, and we should therefore expect it to contain certain amount of peroxide of hydrogen.
 The majority of cases of phthisis die, not directly from the lesions in the lung. but from the secondary septicamia and pyRmia which are set up. It is lmpoSsl- ble to apply to the alterations within the lung the antiseptic washing and dressing that is employed in external lesions; but, if all antiseptic atmosphere can be ob- tained, we may hope to counteract the secondary poisoning. Such an atmos- phere will not destroy the bacilh, but il will accomplish much in the way of ar resting the suppurative process. The at mosphere in the region of evergreen for ests acts in manner similar to the anti septic agents which are successfully used to arrest suppurative processes in othel portions of the body; and, in all proba bility, the active agent is peroxide O hydrogen resulting from the oxidation O the turpentine vapor.-Science.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
Sparks Must Retire.

WA ,HINGroN, Nov. 12-President C.e, cana n;ts oeen noufied Dy a private letter from Secretary Lamar that he would either be compelled to reslgh or that new coumlssoner of the gener'd land office must be found to take the place of w. A. J. Sparks. The sccretaly has also informed General Sparks by jet ter that either he or the commissioner must go. Sparks assumed command of the land department of the government evidently with the IdeI that the land grant Railroads were bands of robbers, who had no rights that the government was bound to respect. The secretary on the other hand felt that no matter what hIs personal opinion might be, that the law gave these corporations certain priv ieges and imnunities that the executive officer wds b ,und to elIforce. The cpn- sequence Is that the greater part of tue seeretary's time has been employed in de- cldlng appeals from the commissioner s office. In the majority of these appeals, the action of the commissioner has been reversed. Not only Is this the case re- specting the land grant roads, but also ln matters affecting the rights of individ- ual settlers under the homestead, pre- emption and timber culture acts.
 The principal topic of conversation among politicians in the city and sub ordinate officers in the Interior Depart ment to day, has been Secretary l. mars letter to Commissioner Sparks, of tht Land Othce, telling the latter that eitnel
 he, or the secretary, must leare the In
 terror Department Sparks Is reported ill at his hotel. He refuses to be seel
 or to be interviewed about Lanar's letter
 At the White House, President Clevelan'
 and Private Secretary Lamont. both de
 clne to express any opinion on the mat
 ter. One story is, that the Presiden
 will not consent to Sparks resignation and that Lunar will not only be oblige , to leave tie Cabnet, but will not be al
 pointed justice of the Supreme Court
 The fact is, that Lamar will be appoln ed to the Supreme bench next month and Villas vill succeed him as secretar l of the interior. Sparks must go, br
 some doubt is expressed whether he wi . resign. If he does not tender his resi-! nation he will he suspended. Friends
 Lamar claim to have proofs that Sparl - has worked to undermine the secretal 6 politically and then work up eputatIe
 for himself as the champion of hone
 seit CTS on the public domain, whit a would secure his nomination as Vic -. President at the next National Democrs ic Convention On the other han IS Sparks friends contend that Lamar h s been friend of the corporations again d the settlers, and when the commission ,l goes out of office, they say he will deps
 with blast hich will shake the blast Ill from tue administration walls.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
Sa e 0f Property.

The Board of Super, isors will sell at pri- vate sale, the following described, property held by Tax Deed of Delinquent taxes for 18S6
 R s Alsey Ranch and improvements
 and personal property, Ash Creek 97 16 Southern Bell mining company, min
 ing machinery and buildings and
 personal property, American Flag S61 42 Frank Mayor, house and butcher shop
 Main Street, silver King...... "A SS Monarch of the Sea Mining CoEop ny
 Frame Dwelling and engine room
 and personal property, Silver
 klng. 1Ao oN P Aco ,ta, Is all ad be house, north
 side of R R. Track, Casa Grande 16 50 Estate of L. Bowman l house east
 of Williams Hotel, Silver King: 19 32 Leo Goldman, l adobe stone and
 frame storehouse, north side of
 Mason street Pinal ............ 46 g Ray Copper Company. shelter and
 building near Riverside ....... TIT 57 Ray Copper Company, mill and build
 ings at Ray mine. ......-.....-... 6SS Oo
 By Order of the Board
 VIM. E. GUILD, Clerk.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
The Curse of tne Country.
Silver City Enterprise,


 It is safe to say that during the pas' few weeks there has been more syste- matic blackmaling done in thls city than in any other town or clmp in the west We are personally c"gnizant of several .imnortant deals-the consummation of which would have been of great advant- age to the comtry-which have failed through the blackmailing of persons re- siding in this city. When a sale IS brok- en in this mlnner it is not one time in a thousaad that the parties ever do invest a cent in the courtrv where f they were left alone thousards of dnlaf-s would h, turned loose Blackmailing is des picdble sort "f husiness at best, but whe, it is iudnl .ed in ty men who are inter ested in the country it is simply unpar. donablc.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19

THE seven cond mned anarchists at Chi cago bave been finally disposed of i'll satisfactory manner. Louis Lingg cheated the gillows by blowing the top of his head otf with illuminating cap which he exploded y means of a candle in his cell; Spies, Parsons Engel and Fischer were hanged last Friday and the sentences of Schwab and Fielden were commuted to imprisonment for life. The principe of "an eye for an eye and Il tooth for a tooth" has not been fully verified by their disposal, and for the seven slain policeman only five of the perpetrators have been awarded full measure of merited doom.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19

the bottom. The mJecred mass Of stones and other material acts like the shutting of a safety valve; the steam has not proper vent; it collects rapidly in the subterranean chambers that arch over the fountains of the great deep until they are charged to bursting, and suddenly driving back the continually encroachirg waters, they lift off the obstruction, and rush into mid air with the velocity of missile from the chamber of an Arm strong gun. and are often illurined, as on the present occasion, by beautiful iris.
 And where does all the water come from? That. too, is cay of explanation. It is the drainage of the hills around, which, meeting heated surfaces, gets to the boiling point, and explodes when it has chance. Youth s Companion.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19

THE outlook for Arizona was never bet ter than at the present time. Peace Is assured with the Indians; public credit IS at premium; the natural resources are being developed and our population is experiencing healthy increase from the eastern states. Arizona is also becoming better known throughout the east and the star of empire IS likely to shed few bright rays over the Territory in its journey westward We may reasonably expect to receive fraction of the grilnd rush to the Pacific coast, for we have bet ter things to offer the settler than he can find beyond the Colorado, and the little leaven thus received will soon permeate the whole Territory and bring hither the desirable class of people whose cool judg- ment is not carried away amid the ex- citement of crazy boom. There IS merit in our resources that commands recognition, and when they are better | known and understood men of wealth
 intelligence and enterprise will seek op
 portunities to better their physical ol
 financial conditions in this favored land
 The outlook is indeed good and promises
 a future activity that will be as maglca
 as it will be welcome.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
La do fee Order.

The following order to Col. Slater does away with the f"ur mesquite stump rule that Commissioner Sparks for d white h lmpelei settler sith:
 DEPARTMENT OF THE IVTERIo oE,
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 WASHINGTON, November 3rd, 1887 M. P. Slater, opecltl Agent G. l., o. Tucson, Arizona.
 SIR. l am in receipt of several reports from you upon desert land entries m Ar ,zo,la, totle feet that no gcass or other agriou.,u,a crop would grow npon the land without aruh;ltl irri :atinn, but tn ,t .iere is ..I average oi fpur or live mes quite trees to h. ere Such a growth of trees Is not consider. ed sufficient to exempt the lanl from en try under the desert land acr where 'he land s clearly uf the character men ntlon ed above.
 l. will therefore be unnecessary for you to report on such entries except il cases where you have been directed bl this office to ma Ike an investigation.
 $. H STACKsLAGER. | Ass Stant Commissioner.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
Notice.

It being evident to hs Boarl that with the grow Il of the village of Florence, and for sanitary reusons and the public good, it is ex' pedient ,lat the esent cemetery hall be no longer useG for interment, 1t is hereby or dered that
 On and fter the first day of December, 1887, no inte ments shall be made in the present ceme cry of the village of Florence, and tn t the remains of pers ,ns now inferred there may be removed by friends or relatives to the new cemetery, on or after that date, in accordance with law, and application to tue Clerk of the ard of Supervisors.
 By order of the Board.
 WM E. GUILD
 Clerk
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19

Wm. O. Kellner is man of sand. He had an adventure with bear on Pinal mountain, on Friday of last week, and came out first best Armed only with a six-shonter he had the temerity to open hostilities, aud succeeded only In wound inq bruin the first shot. whereunon the infuriated beast charged viciously, but William w'~ equal to the emergency aud p second shot reached vital spot and the bear threw up the sponge.-Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
GramL Officers.

The following officers of the Grand Lod ge. F. & A. NJ, for the ensuing year were elected on Wednesday, Nov. 9lh;
 M. w. Francis As bury Shaw, Phenx, Grand Master
 R. w. Morris Goldwster, Prescott , Deputy Grand Master.
 R. w. Abraham Meyer Cohn, Tomb stone, Senior Grand Warden
 R. w. Michael Joseph Sullivan, Tue son, Senior Grand Warden
 V. W. Martin William Kales, Phenix Grand Treasurer.
 V. w. George James Roskruge, Tue son, GranI Secretary.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19
Tho Gexsers of Iceland.

The Rev Mir Metcalfe, in his book on Iceland. gives an account of the geysers of that country, and adds an explanation of their occurrence which is worthy of notice He pitched his tent within twenty yards of the great geyser, but as that was only bubblng and boiling, without an explosion to send upa column of water, he removed to a smaller spring called the Strokr.
 ''So we proceed" says he, ito this spring, which is 100 paces south of the great geyser, and, although it has no cone, but rises from the fiat, is the more picturesque of the two. Forthwith we collect handfuls of turf and stones, and throw them into the Strokr's pipe; but nothing seemed to move him. The waters below grunted and snarled like baited badger, but were not to be drawn.
 q In the sulks,' said I, laughingly, as stood with my back to the orifice.
 '' Here he comesi' shrieked ono of the party, as heard hiss like rocket dis engaging itself from it's stick. Rush for your hfer and rush did; but, my foot catching, down fell.
 '' Boiled alive" was my instantaneous thought. The seething waters will de- scend and overwhelm me- And so they would have done had not the wind been from my side of the spout, and carried the waters in the other direction.
 ''What sight! A column of turbid water, never ending, still beginning, dart into the air at least one hundred feet bearing along with it all the unwhole some food with which we had been load ing the creature's maw.
 1.-The physical reason for the discharge which is feature common to several O the Icelandic hot springs, is pretty wei understood. The pipe, which is forty eigth feet deep, dininisl,es from six feet its breadth at the top. to eleven inches q
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19

THE propriety of introducing the in- dustry of broom making into our Terri toral Prison has lecelved some attention.
 It certainly is good move. It would not interfere with any industry in the country and requires but little machinery for their manufacture; besides it would save thousands of dollars to our people.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-11-19

THERE is much better feeling of se curity of property among the settlers along the San Pedro near Riverside since Els kim -in-zin and his Indians have left tn t section, and the people already notice a gensia al improvement in all their affairs. The old chieftain has gone to Fort Apache, apparently determined to place as wide a distance as possible between himself and an indictment The threatened tr 'uble with this band of pirates has culn'inated in a lasting blessing to the settlers and no better or more effective means of re- relief could have been purposely devised The Indians have sought their lazy leve on the reservation and the settlers art now unm olested.